The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-28
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUYYH.

Observation-Disclosures " %; pearl,
50 25a3 IS; roller, 81 5000 10, quiet.
HAY--Choice, from store, 90c
car load from levee or depot, sl7;
prime, from store, sbc; Car load
from levee or depot, $40 80; prairie,
from store, 45a5oc; car load from
levee or depot, s. %.
BaAs-From store, SOC; from
levee or depot, fl4.
CoRs-From store, white, 500; mir
cd. 5295ic; from levee or depot, white.
In buik. SIC; 10 sacke, Soc; mixed,
In bulk, 49,; In sacks, sic.
OAm-From store, white, 37@38c ;
mixed, 34c; from levee or depot, white,
In bulK, SIC; In sacks, 36e; mixed,
In bulk, SOC; In eacks, &c.
FLouR-ffom store. common,t3 l5C9
3 IS; family, IS 6093 80; choice,
SO 75CG.3 80; fancy, IS 1904 10; extra
fancy, 81 2OCS4 80; patents, 81 1908.
Steady.
BaASs-Navy, =; medium, 81
oATNEAL-In hall barrels, f2g3 2b
from store.
CRAoKms-Soda, extra. 4c; toda,
treble extra, 4ic; extra, 70; ginger
snape, extra, &c; assorted iumbles, Zoe.
CRACKED WHKAT-In hall barrels,
"a 20 from store.
HoxISr AsD GRIrs-From store, 81
as 20.
KANSAS CrY, Mo. August "a -wheai
steady. No. 2 soft, 85c bid. SIC asked
May, 76c bid, 78tc ssked. Corn
lower; No. 2 cash. 35ic bid, 80:
asked September, 35ic bid, 3bic n ked
October, $50 ssked; year, 35ic asked
Oats, 22ic bid, este asked.
NJ. LOUIS, No., August 27.-Rloui
quiet, steady ard unchanged. whei,
was dead dull and barely
steady with fluctuations duripJ
the whole session Of only 10. No Cred
cash, cole; September, 6e@6eic
cloanz a. colo; October, 70iC97lc,
olo,ing ai.7lc; November, 72lc; De
cember, 74ia74ic, closing at 74lc
May, siiCss2c, closing at size
Corn, &c lower; cash, 3si(93ptc; Sep
TENDER, 37i; October, 3si(93sic, clos
ing at 3sto; November. 37t@3stc
closing at 37ic; May, 4ii(94ii l.
closing at 4ltc. Oats lower bu
dbl; cash, 2iicC924b; septsmber
24i S2iic; OCTOBER, 2btc; November
2Sic. Rye strong, 49c. Hay unchanged
I PRIME timothy, tl3Slo 80; prairie
90 50@l0 80. Bran qaist at Soc. Corn
meal ate dy al ~ POOP %. Receipts-
Flour. 5000 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu
corn, q, GOO bu;i oste, $1,000 bu; rye
n 1ne barley, 5000. shipmenis-flour
5000 brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn
27,0oO bu oats, 5000 bui rye, 1000
barley, 1000.
CHICAGO, III, August T.-Aflei
the Il Bt few sales In the sp1cu ativ,
grains this IN lrning, prices BEGAN,
very bt9ady with an easier tendency
he disposition 10 trade was not verl
pronounced, aod the bulk OF opera
lions y eTe In the way Of ,ettling al
trades In readiness fo7 next week
visible supply statement. There wa
very little In the situation 10 make
m,rset on. There was very decide,
depression In The wheat pit. Early II
the session there was tn uonal sAtui
day cltmirg. but toward the clou
there was no inieres. whsteyer takel
in tbs market. Large receipts anticI
pated next week wan depressing ole
mont September wheat opened q
coo, los, 10, continued steady al 0sl
during the greater part OF the session
ard ol ,sed at COS. Corn exhlbite,
only a moderate degree OF activity
The market was governed by local Ia
flnencts largely, no ouieide news q
importance being received. Tbs mai
ket opened a shaie ca Ter than vel
terday's close At MA for eep,embei
vas easy for time, then advanced 4
a der q fair local inquiry. A prom
nent local operator BOUGHT quite ireel,
Later the offerings became more nj
oral, Influenced mainly by prospect
Of larger receipts next week, bbs cal
being estimated for Monday, aad N
7 rices declined 10, ruled steady an
closed about 10 lower than ysstsrds